Justin:
Not ColdFusion - ancient language by Brian Fox called MetaHTML - actually a
VERY good language - just not supported or developed anymore as far as I can
tell ;)
Anyhow - that is one solution that I had not thought of - but ideally I
would like to use a function rather than an IF statement - just the anal
developer attutude that is in me ;)
For instance, in an IF statement, is there a way to reference, or access the
code/etc contained within the { } ? If there was, then this solution:
developer_execute() {
execute this code only
}
Where the function developer_execute would be defined as:
function developer_execute() {
if(getenv("REMOTE_ADDR")=="000.000.000.000") {
%body
}
}
Would work - I am just hitting the wall as to how to reference the code
between { and } represented in the function definition by %body
Anybody?
On 8/10/03 7:46 PM, "Justin French" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sounds like you're trying to replicated something in ColdFusion?
>
> I have a few blocks of code on my pages which are only executed on my
> development server, not the live server -- is this what you want?
>
> if(ereg("192.168.0.",$_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR']))
> {
> $local = 1;
> }
> else
> {
> $local = 0;
> }
>
>
> if($local)
> {
> // do whatever you want
> }
>
>
> Justin
>
>
> On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 12:50 AM, Mike Morton wrote:
>
>> In a language that I used to program in - for development we used to
>> be able
>> to make a function that basically just executed everything inbetween:
>> <hidecode>
>> Print "This is html printed" <some programming code> Print "this is
>> more
>> code";
>> </hidecode>
>>
>> So basically everything in between hidecode and /hidecode is executed
>> the
>> same as if the hide code did not exist - except that the hidecode
>> container
>> would be something like:
>>
>> Function hidecode() {
>> if(getenv("remoteaddress")=="myaddress") {
>> %s (all code contained within the tags)
>> }
>> }
>>
>> So - the question is does PHP have some way that I cannot see to do
>> this?
>>
>> I realize that I could create a function and pass everything in as an
>> argument - but that would involve putting everything into variables,
>> and
>> overall being just a pain in the ass to add and remove the container.
>>
>> Is PHP too sophisticated a language to be able to do this easily and
>> quickly? Or am I just missing some form of function that is totally
>> obvious?
>>
>> Finally - yes, I know that I could slap an if tag around it - but that
>> is
>> also a big pain in the ass to add and remove each if tag when you go
>> 'live'
>> with the change, as opposed to a quick find and replace with a
>> container
>> function like this...
>>
>> TIA
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